| # | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
| 1276 | Cyrene | Greek | Mother of Aristaeus. | F | ![]() |
| 1277 | Cyrenius | Biblical | Who governs. | F | ![]() |
| 1278 | Cyrilla | English | Mistress; lady. Feminine of Cyril. | F | ![]() |
| 1279 | Cyrilla | Greek | Noble. | F | ![]() |
| 1280 | Cyrilla | Latin | Noble. | F | ![]() |
| 1281 | Cyrillia | Latin | Noble. | F | ![]() |
| 1282 | Cyst | Anglo-Saxon | Best. | F | ![]() |
| 1283 | Cythera | Greek | From Cythera. | F | ![]() |
| 1284 | Cytherea | Greek | Derived from Cythera, a Greek island mentioned in classical references to the goddess Aphrodite. Another name for Aphrodite. | F | ![]() |
| 1285 | Cytheria | Greek | Another name for Aphrodite. | F | ![]() |
| 1286 | Czarina | Latin | Feminine of czar. Russian equivalent to a female caesar or empress. | F | ![]() |
| 1287 | Czarina | Russian | Feminine of czar. Russian equivalent to a female caesar or empress. | F | ![]() |
| 1288 | Czigany | Hungarian | Gypsy. | F | ![]() |